[Coco] XLISP!!!!!

[Mark McDougall]

On 28/05/2011 11:00 AM, Willard Goosey wrote:

> Looks pretty cool, though.  I don't know of any other object-oriented
> languages for the 6809.  How "object-oriented" it really is, I don't
> know yet.  Must RTFM.

LISP was around long before the term object-oriented was fashionable. AFAIK 
vanilla LISP is not object-oriented, but there exists an extension (CLOS) 
that facilitates object-oriented programming in LISP.

No doubt like yourself, my LISP is limited to a single CS assignment. We 
were asked to implement a context-free grammar (supplied) which turned out 
not to be context free.

I implemented my assignment in uLISP (mu-LISP) under CP/M on my TRS-80 Model 
4P. Back then I was pretty chuffed whenever I could do *any* assignment on 
my own machine at home, rather than use the computer labs!

Regards,

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